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Kitchen Status
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Pub Details
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Profile Completeness
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Today at the pub
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What’s on
Everything about your pub
Today at the pub
Quick controls for today's service.
Current status
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Scheduled hours
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Today's kitchen status
Staff can set this from the bar, without signing in as you.
Kitchen Running Slow
Tell customers food is taking longer than usual so walk-ups can decide. Auto-clears when the timer expires.
1 · How late is food running?
Leave blank for just “Kitchen busy” with no time.
2 · Set it for
Drinks Alpha
Tap a beer to switch it on or off as casks come on and blow through. Guest ales sit up top — the lines you rotate; your always-on house beers are tucked underneath.
This one’s brand new and hasn’t been through a real Friday night yet. Your beer list is safe — nothing here is published to customers — but if something reads oddly or a tap doesn’t stick, tell us and we’ll fix it fast.
Partners
Update your beers here once. Wherever else you keep them, the plan is that we keep those in step — so you’re not typing the same cask into three apps.
Kitchen Hours
Your weekly food service schedule. Edit a day to change times; cascade copies a day's hours to the next.
How do you serve food?
Tick everything that applies — you can do more than one. Scheduled kitchen opens the lunch/dinner editor below; the others follow your opening hours. Tick nothing if you don’t serve food.
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Special Dates
Override your regular schedule for specific dates — bank holidays, private events, or any day that's different.
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Offers
Time-limited offers, festivals and announcements. Active offers appear on the public finder; scheduled-but-not-yet-live offers stay private until their start time.
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Events
Recurring nights and one-off events at this pub. Series generate eight weeks of upcoming occurrences automatically.
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Awards
Accolades your pub holds — CAMRA Good Beer Guide, Pub of the Year, local awards. These appear on your in-pub display, your finder result card, and your pub microsite.
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Audit
Every change recorded against your pub — by you, by your team, by a Bar & Kitchen Ops tablet, or by us. If something looks different and you didn’t change it, this page says who did and when.
We keep this history from May 2026 onwards. Menu section names and who has access have been recorded since 20 September 2026.
Calendar
Everything time-related for this pub in one view — events, offers, opening & kitchen hours, special dates. Switch between month, week and day; click a day to drill in.
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Sport on Screens
Subscribe to competitions and follow teams to filter the fixtures catalogue. Add fixtures one at a time, or use Apply All. Kickoffs outside your opening hours are flagged below and rolled into a single review task — extend your hours for those dates, or remove the fixtures.
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User Suggestions
Review and act on corrections submitted by users.
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Open Tasks
Things to set up to keep your pub's profile complete and discoverable.
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In-Pub Display
A full-screen “what’s on” board for a tablet on your bar or wall. Set the defaults below — they save automatically. Choose which photos appear from the Photos panel on Pub Details.
Put it on a tablet
Install the board
Scan the code with the tablet you’ll leave out (or open the link on it), then tap Install this board on the page that opens. It gets its own icon named after your pub, opens full-screen with no browser bars, keeps the screen awake by itself, and keeps showing your board if the wi-fi drops. The button has to be tapped on the tablet itself — it can’t be done from here. On an iPad, use Share → Add to Home Screen instead. No link to hand? On the screen itself, open clockapub.co.uk/d and pick your pub from the list. No sign-in — the board is a public page.
Scan to open the display
Open display
Nothing but your own content
Once the board is installed — or full-screen in a browser — a Cinema button appears along the bottom. It takes our furniture off as well: the filters down the sides, the dots, and the whole bottom bar with your pub name, our wordmark and the QR code. Your photos and what’s on, edge to edge, and nothing else. Tap the screen or press Esc to bring the controls back. Swiping between cards still works.
What rotates
Categories shown by default
Which kinds of thing appear when the board loads. Visitors can still tap to narrow on the screen itself. Menu dishes are the photos you've left switched on against each item under Menus.
Cards in the rotation
How many dated things — events, fixtures, offers — cycle by default. Dish photos, awards and your pub photos stand outside this count, so the board usually shows more cards than the number here. Visitors can nudge it up or down on the screen; the board goes back to your setting a minute later.
Seconds per card
How long each card stays before sliding to the next.
Prices on dish cards
Your menu photos can show the price or just the dish. A price on a screen facing the room is a different thing from a price on the menu in someone’s hand — boards get photographed, and prices move.
Late-night kickoffs
Hide fixtures kicking off between 1–7am (e.g. overnight World Cup games) so the board only shows what you’re actually screening. Featured events always show.
Putting it on a TV
How to get it on a screen
The board is just a web page, so it runs on almost anything:
  • A tablet on the bar — install it as above. Simplest.
  • A TV + a cheap streaming stick (Amazon Fire TV Stick, Android TV box) running a kiosk browser such as Fully Kiosk Browser — it brings the board back up on its own after a power cut, which an installed app can’t do.
  • A signage box (Yodeck, Screenly, ScreenCloud) if you run several screens and want to manage them remotely.
Type the short link above, or scan the code with the device — avoid the TV’s own browser where you can; the stick is far more reliable.
Before you buy a stick
Amazon’s newest sticks run a different operating system that can’t install the app this needs — and the box doesn’t say which one you have. The guide has the models that still work, what to install, and how to make the board come back on by itself after a power cut.
TV-safe edges
Some older TVs crop the very edges of the picture. If the board looks cut off at the sides, turn this on to add a safe margin.
Branding
Display name
The name shown at the top of the board. Leave blank to use your pub’s name (). Set it to match your website branding.
Icon label
If someone adds the board to a tablet’s home screen, this is the name under the icon. Leave blank and we shorten your display name to fit — it would read . Phones and tablets only show about 12 characters.
Pub-name font
Applies to your pub name only — the clockapub mark and the event cards always keep their house style. Pick one that matches your branding.
Preview
How your pub name will look on the board.
Your pub
This device
Settings that belong to the screen you are reading this on — not to your account or your pub. Your laptop and the tablet on the bar each have their own.
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Layout
The new layout
The portal is shaped around what you change most — today's kitchen, hours, menus and what's on — with the rest a tap away. It is the same pub, the same data and the same account; only the layout differs, and only on this browser. If you would rather have the one you had before, it is still here.
Using: New layout
Return to your pub’s screen when idle
After a quiet spell this device goes back to the screen you land on — your photo, today’s opening and kitchen times. Nothing is lost: tap it and you are back on the same page. You can always get there by tapping your pub’s name in the top-left.
Bar & Kitchen Ops
Put a tablet behind the bar
A tablet running Bar & Kitchen Ops lets staff change today's kitchen, drinks and menu status without your account. It never signs in as you, and you can remove it from your phone at any time.
  1. On the tablet, open kiosk.clockapub.co.uk and add it to the home screen.
  2. It shows a code. Scan it with your phone, or type it under Pub Details, Tablets, and approve the tablet.
  3. Lock the tablet to that app: Guided Access on an iPad (Settings, Accessibility), or screen pinning on Android (Settings, Security).
Install the In-Pub Display
A screen for customers, not for staff
The board is its own app and installs from its own page, so it gets an icon named after your pub and opens full-screen. Set it up under In-Pub Display, where the QR code and link are — scan that with the tablet you’ll leave out, then tap Install this board there.
Account
Your profile and notification preferences. These apply to your whole account — every pub you manage — not a single pub.
Profile
Profile photo (optional)
A photo or logo shown in the top-right of your dashboard. JPEG / PNG / WebP, 5 MB max.
Display name
Your name, used to personalise the dashboard. Optional.
Email address
Used to sign in and to receive emails. Changing it sends a confirmation link to both your old and new address — the change takes effect once you confirm.
Password
Most publicans sign in with a link we email — nothing to remember. If you'd rather type a password, set one here. The sign-in link keeps working either way.
Notifications
Weekly task email
A calm weekly summary of your open tasks — no urgency, just what's left to set up. Covers every pub you manage.
Platform news
A short weekly email about what's new on clockapub — new features, improvements and tips. You can turn it off any time.
Pub Details
Manage your pub profile, contact details, and preferences. Changes save automatically when you click away from a field.
Identity
Pub name
Your pub's display name as it appears on your card and in search results.
Previous names (optional)
If your pub has traded under another name, add it here and people searching for the old one will still find you. Separate several with commas.
Address
Street address and postcode — used for map placement and directions.
Contact details
Phone number
Customers call ahead to book or check parking — a working number significantly increases footfall.
Email address
Preferred channel for booking enquiries and large-group questions.
Website
Your pub's own site — customers who want depth follow the link.
Menu link (optional)
If you've uploaded structured menus, customers see those first — this URL gives them the original PDF or web page.
Booking link (optional)
Table-booking page (OpenTable, ResDiary, DesignMyNight or your own) — customers get a "Book a table" button on the finder.
Discovery filters
Sport on screens
Quiet pub, selective screenings, or sport always on? Customers filter for both extremes.
Dogs
Dog owners filter for welcoming pubs. Adults-only and dining-focused pubs benefit from being filterable too.
Families
Parents filter for child-welcoming pubs; customers wanting a quiet evening filter for adults-only. Without this signal, both groups have to guess.
Music
Customers filter for live-music venues and for quiet pubs. Tick everything that applies — or “No music” if you’re a quiet pub. Tick nothing and we’ll ask again.
Amenities
Atmosphere
What’s the vibe? Tick all that fit — customers look for the right feel as much as the right facilities. Anything not listed can go in “Anything else?” below.
Parking
Where can someone driving to you actually park? Tick all that apply — and if the honest answer is nowhere, save it with none ticked. That is useful too: a customer would rather know before they set off. Closing your car park for one day — a band’s van, a marquee — is a Today job, not a change here.
Takeaway
Can people take food or drinks away? Tick what you offer, or say you don’t.
Children’s play area
Parents look for somewhere the kids can run about. Tick what you have, or say there isn’t one.
Accessibility
Help everyone plan their visit — a wheelchair user, someone who can’t manage steps, a parent with a pushchair. Only you can answer these — we never fill them in for you. “No” is a useful answer too, and the box below is for what a yes or no can’t say: a portable ramp, a side door, a bell to ring, a doorway width.
Step-free way in
Step-free to the bar and seats
Accessible toilet
Blue Badge parking space
Hearing loop
What does your pub offer?
Tick all that apply. Customers use these as filters to narrow down where to go.
Anything else?
Add amenities not in the list above — they appear as extra tags on your finder page. (Free-text tags aren’t filterable yet.)
Cask & real ale
Hand-pulled, properly-kept cask ale — the CAMRA “real ale” sense, distinct from keg craft beer. Customers hunting real ale filter on this.
Live drinks board Alpha
Switch this on if you rotate guest beers and want to keep a live list of what’s pouring. It adds a Drinks tab — bar staff flip a beer on or off in one tap, on the same tablet the kitchen uses. Early days: it’s yours to try, and we want to hear what’s wrong with it.
Tie & ownership
Is the pub free to choose its own range, or tied to a brewery or pub company? This is what separates a brewery-tied house from an independent freehouse.
About
Tell customers about your pub (optional)
A short narrative — history, atmosphere, what makes you distinctive. Plain text; paragraph breaks are preserved. Soft cap 1500 characters.
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Photos
Showcase your pub (optional)
Your photo library — up to 100. The cover image appears first everywhere — set the most appealing one. Use the "on screen" toggle to choose which appear on your in-pub display. JPEG / PNG / WebP, 5 MB max per image.
Data quality
Managed by
Who is actively maintaining this pub's data.
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Data confidence will appear here once data has been imported for this pub.
People with access
Who can manage this pub
The owner can invite or revoke co-owners. Co-owners have full read/write access — every change is recorded in the activity log against the user who made it.
Christmas & New Year
The week before Christmas is when most people check a pub’s hours. Answer each day once. “As usual” counts as an answer, and your pub page follows what you set here.
Copy them into ChatGPT or Canva for a poster, or post them with a ready-made hours card.
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Google: we don’t change your hours on Google. Add the same days under Special hours in your Google Business Profile.

Got a Christmas menu? Add it under Menus.

Hours
When you’re open, and when food’s on. Tap a line to change it.
Opening Hours
When the pub itself is open. Edit a day to change times; cascade copies a day's hours to the next.
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Special Dates
Override your regular opening schedule for specific dates — bank holidays, private hires, or any day the pub itself is closed or open differently.
Add a special date
What we publish
Everything on your clockapub page, exactly as a search engine reads it. Read-only — every fix links to the page that makes it.
Website
A live, auto-generated website for your pub — hours, kitchen, events, menu — driven by the dashboard. Pick a template, see it live, and we'll publish to a free your-pub.pubgrub.pub address; custom domains are a paid upgrade.
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Posts
Your scheduled and sent posts. Change or cancel anything before it goes out; take a live post down after.
Image Library
Every image clockapub holds for your pub, wherever you added it: your photos, events, offers, menus, awards and beers. Images linked from another website can vanish if that site changes, so copy the ones you want to keep.
Post Library
Your own ready-to-ship posts. Prepare them in downtime — from scratch or one of our templates — then fire one in a tap from here, or the moment you flip a kitchen/bar control.
Setup
Connect your pub's own accounts so a post you fire from the dashboard lands straight on your pages — no copy-paste, no double-keying. Facebook and Instagram connect here in a minute; Google Business takes one manual step because Google doesn't allow anything else. TikTok and X are next.
Google Business
Post events, offers and updates to your Business Profile so "pub near me" shows what's on.
Facebook
Push event nights, last-minute kitchen closures and offers to your pub's Facebook page.
Instagram
Share what's on this week in pictures — written once, posted to your grid. Needs a Business or Creator account.
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TikTok
Turn events and specials into short-form video prompts for your pub's TikTok.
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X (Twitter)
Post live updates and what's-on straight to your pub's X feed.
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